Maryland Chapter #33 Never ending thread VI
You guys talk more than the old ladies at the beauty parlor.
03-30-2008, 08:07 PM
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I had 1 day and a half of good work time on my Chevy Build....Figured I'd post some pics...
Its a 1973 Frame, 86 Body and a 89 crate motor. 7-8 inch of lift with 42s.
I got the body panels on, a good start on the flatbed project, replaced the rotted spring hangers and stuck some new dodge 1/2 springs on the rear....
Whatca Think?
Rick
Its a 1973 Frame, 86 Body and a 89 crate motor. 7-8 inch of lift with 42s.
I got the body panels on, a good start on the flatbed project, replaced the rotted spring hangers and stuck some new dodge 1/2 springs on the rear....
Whatca Think?
Rick
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03-31-2008, 06:47 AM
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We not have a surplus of Posi-Taps in the Cave thanks to Travis. But if you use one they will be $1 each. That's what Travis paid for them and he bought 60 of them.
Remember when you come to the Cave bring your own consumables, such as brake cleaner and such. Also if you have a bunch of new toys in box's you need to take the empty box's with you when you leave.
Remember when you come to the Cave bring your own consumables, such as brake cleaner and such. Also if you have a bunch of new toys in box's you need to take the empty box's with you when you leave.
03-31-2008, 02:52 PM
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We not have a surplus of Posi-Taps in the Cave thanks to Travis. But if you use one they will be $1 each. That's what Travis paid for them and he bought 60 of them.
Remember when you come to the Cave bring your own consumables, such as brake cleaner and such. Also if you have a bunch of new toys in box's you need to take the empty box's with you when you leave.
Remember when you come to the Cave bring your own consumables, such as brake cleaner and such. Also if you have a bunch of new toys in box's you need to take the empty box's with you when you leave.
03-31-2008, 03:45 PM
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03-31-2008, 04:13 PM
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Those go fast quads look like they are a lot of fun. I optioned for the 4x4 quad as my 1st for a few reasons.
1) I had never ridden a 4 wheeler.
2) Has other uses for me. ie... plow snow and push dirt.
3) Probably the most important reason, get past the boss as a tool and not a toy.
1) I had never ridden a 4 wheeler.
2) Has other uses for me. ie... plow snow and push dirt.
3) Probably the most important reason, get past the boss as a tool and not a toy.
